Repoussé example worn through in several places in particular on the left hand side, poor to fair condition only. The other two examples in good condition, showing signs of wear to be expected.

Worn and smooth throughout from handling, in particular to the face. The pin to the cross from one of the hands is loose but present. Otherwise, very good condition.

Appears to be complete and in good original condition. No signs of major damage or defects.

one liner chipped

Unsure of date of manufacture but sometime within the last 30 years in our opinion. Overall, in very good condition showing little sign of use. Twelve of each of the following: Dinner knives, entrée knives, fruit knives, dinner forks, entrée forks, cake forks, teaspoons and tablespoons.

Excellent condition with no signs of damage or restoration.

All showing signs use, age and tarnish. No major damage.

Some shrinkage cracks visible In particular to the sloping front. Numerous blemishes and imperfections to the polish throughout, including fading but still presents very attractively. Loss to the cockbeaded lining of the lid and missing the knife insert and only the spoon section remains. Lock and brassware original. Overall, fair to good condition.

As photographed, the seal has numerous cracks running through it and is currently affixed inside the container, we are reluctant to manipulate it in any form as it presents handsomely as is.

Damage and loss to one of the small carnelian panels on the edging (clearly visible in photograph). Otherwise, original finish and patina. Porcelain in very good condition.

Inkwell example in very good condition with original finish but glass liner with significant chip to rim. The trinket box most likely dating from the first quarter of the 20th century is in original order with no losses, the metal pin which would have run through the tail area of the lid (enabling it to hinge) is absent (an easy repair and replacement). Nice examples of their type.